Sentence examples for articulate the point from inspiring English sources

The fact that Gowdy couldn't articulate the point of the hearing will only fuel Democrats' criticisms that he's using the panel to hurt Clinton's 2016 White House bid.

Paul Chu, president emeritus of Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, and William Green, chairman and CEO of Accenture, took the lead in articulating the point of view that parity is not far off.

I can't think of anyone better able to articulate the conservative point of view than Sarah Palin.

Only once did a military officer articulate the military's point of view on this issue to me.

In order to articulate this point, the modal-structural interpretation is formulated in a second-order modal language based on S5.

I once had the chance to articulate this point to a young Chinese man, and failed.

And yet with respect to national security, neither campaign has articulated the fundamental points of view that will allow people to make an informed choice in November.

In this paper, we articulate the history and major departure points evident in post-apartheid South African national water policy and law.

The surface is shiny and the beats are proudly digital, articulated to the point of restlessness.

"The man dubbed as the blade runner has articulated, to the point of triteness, the most popularly espoused white, middle-class South African paranoia," Niren Tolsi wrote in a commentary for the weekly Mail and Guardian.

Walter Krämer, the president of the society, articulated this point of view when he lambasted the Duden for including Anglicisms commonly used by "braggers" — what in previous generations might have been called yuppies.